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Listed below are comments made by montypython between Wednesday, 24th September 2008 and Friday, 26th June 2009.

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Dizzying heights 8:14pm on 26 Jun 2009 The game is being played at less than the height of Ben Nevis, what a load of rubbish about altitude.
1214 meters is not even 4000 feet.
Di Stefano the greatest 12:16pm on 09 Feb 2009 They say one man cannot make a team but in the case of Maradona he certainly did.
Barcelona, Napoli and the World Cup with Argentina single handed.
Di Stefano the greatest 12:01pm on 09 Feb 2009 Greatest ever.
Michael Cove from Swansea.
He retired aged NINE when Contana retired.
He said if Cantona can retire so am I so the world lost the greatest footballer ever at the age of NINE Michael Cove.
How Chris Hoy's life turned upside down 11:30pm on 31 Dec 2008 I guess people are recognising a huge pair of legs then thinking who is that with huge legs that sprinters have.
I would not know Chris Hoy from the old man of hoy but if I saw someone with outsized legs almost freaklike I would say who the heck is that, Oh its Chris Hoy.
How close to capitulation? 10:44pm on 06 Oct 2008 Please note this debate tarted at 3 49pm so is 7 hours out of date.
Its yesterdays newspaper stuff.
How close to capitulation? 10:37pm on 06 Oct 2008 In the morning watch CNBC or Bloomberg for the Wall Street futures this will give an indication as to what Wall Stret will do which will effect what European markets will do.

Dont listen to the radio or any other channels as its the futures that matter.

Could Mr Peston on Tuesday please reporet the markets in real time not 6 hours or more late.
How close to capitulation? 10:29pm on 06 Oct 2008 The famed and revered Wall Street analyst Art Cashin said this evening we are in for a bull run this week, a run that will last at least a few months, read CBNC not BBC.
How close to capitulation? 10:24pm on 06 Oct 2008 More irresponsible reporting by Mr Peston on the 22 pm news tonight.
Much of the report was filmed during daylight so probably out of date by 6 hours by the time it was presented at 22.

Wall Street had been down over 700 points in the early evening but rebounded by nearly 500 points in the last hour.

This of course messed things up for Robert Peston with all his graphics and gizmoes at the ready for doom and gllom at 22 but it did at ready not happen.

Why did not Pseton just go on air and file his report based on the full day and evening not what had happend 6 hours earlier.

The markets can only be reportedin real time not 6 hours lat as with Mr Pestons report on the 22 news.
British banks shorted 11:53am on 24 Sep 2008 Buffet was the largest investor in Freddie mac so he is not that clever an investor.
British banks shorted 11:32am on 24 Sep 2008 There were several cases in America over the llast few months that there were more shares shorted than the company actually had.

As an example a company has 1 billion shares yet 2 billion were being shorted at the same time.

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